<key>ProPlugDictionaryVersion</key>

<string>1.0</string>

<!--Required. Identifies the version of the ProPlug dictionary this plug-in uses. The value should be 1.0 for this version of the Aperture SDK.-->

<key>ProPlugDynamicRegistration</key>

<false/>

<!--Required. Tells the plug-in manager whether the plug-in principal class performs plug-in registration tasks. If true, the class must implement the PROPluginRegisterBundle protocol.-->

<key>ProPlugInGroupList</key>

<!--Required, along with all child keys. Identifies this plug-in as an Edit plug-in.-->

<array>

  <dict>

    <key>groupName</key>

    <string>Edit</string>

    <key>uuid</key>

    <string>616BA321-B4C2-49DF-8FD8-2E3392D2D240</string>

  </dict>

</array>

<key>ProPlugPlugInList</key>

<!--Required. Identifies the plug-in's in this bundle.-->

<array>

  <dict>

  <key>className</key>

  <string>xxxxxxxxxxx</string>

  <!--Required. The name of the class that implements the plug-in protocol.-->

  <key>displayName</key>

  <string>xxxxxxxxxxx</string>

  <!--Required. The name that will appear in menus and on the Edit window.-->

  <key>protocolNames</key>

  <array>

  <string>ApertureEditPlugIn</string>

  </array>

  <!--Required. Specifies the plug-in protocol this plug-in implements.This

  value should be ApertureEditPlugIn for this version of the Aperture SDK.-->

  <key>infoString</key>

  <string>Description of your plug-in and what it does</string>

  <!-- Optional. This is the descriptive text that displays in the Aperture

  Command Customization window.-->

  <key>uuid</key>

  <string>xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx</string>

  <!--Required. Specifies a unique identifier for this plug-in. Use the uuidgen

  command-line tool to generate a unique identifier.-->

  <key>version</key>

  <string>1</string>

  </dict>

  <key>supportedRAWExtensions</key>

  <array>

    <string>cr2</string>

  </array>

  <!-- Optional. If your plug-in reads the RAW master data from images

  but only supports certain raw formats, providing a list of file name extensions

  here will disable your plug-in if the user has selected any images that

  aren't RAW or are RAW but do not have one of the extensions listed here.

  Note that Aperture will still pass images that do not have any extension at

  all to your plug-in, regardless of the extensions listed here. -->

  <key>supportedEditableExtensions</key>

  <array>

    <string>tiff</string>

  </array>

  <!-- If your plug-in only knows how to read or write certain types of files,

  it can request that Aperture write new editable files in those formats.

  However, images may already be editable when the user selects them, meaning

  Aperture will not write a new file for your plug-in. Providing a list

  of supported editable file name extensions here tells Aperture to

  disable your plug-in if the user has selected images that are already editable,

  but whose master file does not have one of the listed extensions. -->

</array>

<key>ProPlugProtocolList</key>

<!--Required, along with all child keys. Specifies the host protocols that this plug-in supports.-->

<array>

  <dict>

    <key>protocolName</key>

    <string>ApertureEditManager</string>

    <key>versions</key>

    <array>

      <integer>1</integer>

    </array>

  </dict>

</array>